Klättermusen Searching For Europe’s Next Big Outdoor Adventure Photographer
Premium Swedish outdoor brand Klättermusen has launched a Europe-wide photo contest in search for up and coming outdoor photographers.
The prize: Flights, transfers and hotel accommodation in Verbier, Switzerland (February 16-18th)
Lift pass and full day riding and shooting with Klättermusen
Klättermusen top-to-toe snow outfit.
To enter : Post your boldest and most unique adventure image to Instagram between 17 November and 8 December 2023.
Use the hashtag #KlattermusenADP and tag @klattermusen
Write a few words that describe the photo’s story in the caption
All details below.
Press Release: “The photographer is always the person who gets the least credit. That’s why I have so much respect for snowboard photographers.” – Sven Thorgren
“The photo is the trophy that you bring home and that allows you to relive the moment.” – Xavier De Le Rue
Klättermusen knows precisely what sacrifices need to be made to reach the top tier of adventure photography. Their new film, A Different Perspective, explores this in detail through the lenses of Tero Repo, Melody Sky, and Daniel Bernstål – three cover-bagging masters of the game.
The film released on 9 November 2023, with select screenings taking place at this year’s Kendal Mountain Festival. What’s more, Klättermusen and the stars of the film are also launching a Europe-wide photo contest that, true to the brand’s ethos, seeks to discover and support the next big name in our outdoor cultures.
The contest officially launched on 17 November 2023, coinciding with Kendal Mountain Festival.
“Genuine craftsmanship has been the cornerstone of Klättermusen since 1975,” says Simon Stenborg, Creative Lead at Klättermusen. “We support the true pioneers of the outdoor world by providing the tools needed to perfect their own craft.”
“With ‘A Different Perspective’, we wanted to shift the focus towards the unsung heroes who provide us with the inspiration to keep doing what we do. We wanted to explore what happens when photographers turn their cameras towards each other in order to portray their own craftsmanship with the thinking and attention to details that goes within their storytelling artform.”
